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@security/zoneminder: Update to 1.38.3

Upstream NEWS, less bugfixes and minor improvements:

ZoneMinder 1.38.x Release Notes
TL;DR - Key Highlights

  - Role-Based Access Control - Enterprise-grade permission system with user roles
  - Modern Streaming - WebRTC, Go2RTC, RTSP2Web support with hardware acceleration
  - Monitor Function Redesign - Granular control with separate Capturing, Analysing, and Recording settings
  - Enhanced Protocols - ONVIF Events, MQTT, Amcrest API integration
  -Event Tagging - Flexible labeling and organization system
  - Server Monitoring - Real-time CPU, memory, and performance metrics
  - Geolocation - Geographic tracking for events and servers
  - Hardware Encoding - GPU acceleration for video encoding

Overview

ZoneMinder 1.38.x represents a major evolution from version 1.36.x,
introducing significant architectural improvements, new streaming
capabilities, enhanced security features, and extensive monitoring
enhancements. This release focuses on modernizing the platform with
support for contemporary streaming protocols, implementing
enterprise-grade access control, and improving performance and
scalability.

Major Feature Areas

1. Advanced User Access Control & Security

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

    Introduced comprehensive role-based permission system with
    reusable role templates New database tables: User_Roles,
    Role_Groups_Permissions, Role_Monitors_Permissions Replaced legacy
    comma-separated monitor ID strings with normalized permission
    tables Fine-grained permissions for both monitor groups and
    individual monitors

Enhanced User Management

    Added user profile fields: Name, Email, Phone User-specific
    montage layouts for personalized dashboards Improved security
    controls with private and system configuration flags

2. Modern Streaming & Multi-Protocol Support

WebRTC Integration

    Janus WebRTC Gateway support with audio streaming capabilities
    Go2RTC protocol support for alternative streaming RTSP2Web
    streaming with WebRTC/MSE/HLS options Configurable codec selection
    and stream profiles

Hardware-Accelerated Encoding

    Hardware acceleration support for video encoding (GPU encoding)
    New encoder configuration options: EncoderHWAccelName and
    EncoderHWAccelDevice Human-readable codec names replacing
    integer-based codec selection Optimized encoding for reduced CPU
    usage

3. Monitor Function Redesign

One of the most significant architectural changes in 1.38.x is the
redesign of the monitor Function field into three independent control
parameters. This provides much more granular control over monitor
behavior.

Legacy Function Field (1.36.x and earlier)

The traditional Function field was a single enum that controlled all aspects of a monitor's operation:

    None - Monitor disabled
    Monitor - Capture video only (no recording, no motion detection)
    Modect - Motion detection with recording on motion
    Record - Continuous recording without motion detection
    Mocord - Continuous recording with motion detection
    Nodect - Recording on external trigger, no built-in motion detection

New Granular Control (1.38.x)

The Function field has been split into three independent settings,
allowing fine-grained control:

Capturing enum (None/Ondemand/Always)

    Controls whether the monitor captures video from the camera
    None - No video capture (monitor effectively disabled)
    Ondemand - Capture only when needed (e.g., when viewing live or triggered by events)
    Always - Continuous video capture from the camera

Analysing enum (None/Always)

    Controls whether motion detection and analysis is performed
    None - No motion detection or analysis (equivalent to Monitor or Record modes)
    Always - Perform motion detection and analysis (equivalent to Modect or Mocord modes)

Recording enum (None/OnMotion/Always)

    Controls when video is saved to disk
    None - No recording (live viewing only)
    OnMotion - Record only when motion is detected or triggered
    Always - Continuous recording

Migration from Legacy Functions

The database automatically migrates old Function values to the new settings:

    None → Capturing: None, Analysing: None, Recording: None
    Monitor → Capturing: Always, Analysing: None, Recording: None
    Modect → Capturing: Always, Analysing: Always, Recording: OnMotion
    Record → Capturing: Always, Analysing: None, Recording: Always
    Mocord → Capturing: Always, Analysing: Always, Recording: Always
    Nodect → Capturing: Always, Analysing: None, Recording: OnMotion

Benefits of the New Design

    More flexible monitor configurations (e.g., analyze but don't record, or record without analysis)
    Better resource management by independently controlling capture, analysis, and storage
    Clearer separation of concerns for troubleshooting
    Foundation for future enhancements like conditional recording policies
    Easier to understand monitor behavior at a glance

4. Enhanced Camera Integration

Extended Protocol Support

    ONVIF Event Listener for direct camera event notifications
    Amcrest API support for Amcrest-branded cameras
    MQTT integration for IoT device communication and message handling

Camera Management

    Camera manufacturer and model database integration

5. Advanced Event Management

Event Tagging System

    Flexible event labeling with custom tags
    Many-to-many relationship between events and tags
    Improved event organization and filtering

Event Automation & Triggers

    Event start and end command execution
    Multiple event close modes: system, time, duration, idle, alarm-based
    Section length warnings for long recordings
    Filter execution intervals for scheduled automation

Event Metadata & Analytics

    Event data extensibility with custom metadata storage
    Geolocation tracking (latitude/longitude) for events
    Enhanced event reporting system with historical analytics

6. Performance & Infrastructure

Server Monitoring

    Comprehensive server statistics tracking
    CPU usage monitoring (User, Nice, System, Idle percentages)
    Memory and swap utilization metrics
    Timestamped performance data collection

Optimization Features

    Monitor startup delay to stagger initialization and reduce system load
    Enhanced status tracking with update timestamps
    Analysis image channel optimization (Full Color vs. Y-Channel) (reduces cpu use)
    Improved monitor soft delete with logical deletion flags
    Monitor importance levels (Normal/Less/Not) for stream prioritization
    Wall clock timestamp synchronization when doing passthrough

7. Display & User Interface

Montage Enhancements

    Expanded grid layouts: 1/2/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/12/16 Wide configurations
    User-specific montage layouts with personalized views
    options to locate/hide status information to fully use space

Playback Improvements

    Default player selection for preferred streaming client
    Enhanced video playback controls
    Improved event viewing experience
    Optimal mjpeg scaling to reduce cpu/bandwidth use while maintaining fidelity

** New file explorer view **

    limited to defined storage areas

** Watch and Cycle views merged **

    PTZ controls improved, with toggling of visibility

8. Storage & Recording

Granular Recording Control

With the redesign of the monitor Function field (see section 3),
recording behavior is now controlled independently through the
Recording, Capturing, and Analysing settings. This provides much
greater flexibility:

    Recording modes: None/OnMotion/Always
    Capturing modes: None/Ondemand/Always
    Analysis modes: None/Always

This allows configurations that weren't possible with the old Function
field, such as:

    Capture and analyze without recording (for alerting only)
    Record without analysis (for compliance/archival)
    On-demand capture with triggered recording

Email Notifications

    Email format options: Individual or Summary
    Improved event notification formatting
    Configurable alert delivery

9. Geographic & Metadata Features

Geolocation Support

    Geographic coordinates for monitors, events, and servers
    Location-based event tracking and analysis

10. Development & Integration

Database Schema Evolution

The 1.37.x series includes approximately 79 database schema updates
from 1.37.1 through 1.37.79, each introducing targeted improvements
and new capabilities. Key architectural changes include:

    Migration from string-based configuration to normalized relational tables
    Introduction of extensible metadata storage systems
    Enhanced foreign key relationships for referential integrity
    Improved indexing for query performance

Upgrade Considerations

Breaking Changes

    Permission system migration from comma-separated strings to normalized tables
    Some configuration parameters have been renamed or restructured
    Monitor soft delete may require updates to custom scripts that query monitor data
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CMake will detect the MacOS 6-argument sendfile() support and configure
HAVE_SENDFILE, but the code itself doesn't support this interface.  So don't
probe for HAVE_SENDFILE if we HAVE_SENDFILE6_SUPPORT.

Just because librt doesn't exist does not mean that clock_gettime() doesn't
exist, so don't insist on librt being present.  Fixes the build on MacOS.

Let pkgsrc be responsible for zm.conf into examples, rather than overwriting
the existing configuration file.

--- CMakeLists.txt.orig	2026-05-28 12:42:49.000000000 +0000
+++ CMakeLists.txt
@@@@ -329,7 +329,9 @@@@ check_include_file("ucontext.h" HAVE_UCO
 check_include_file("sys/sendfile.h" HAVE_SYS_SENDFILE_H)
 check_include_file("sys/syscall.h" HAVE_SYS_SYSCALL_H)
 check_function_exists("syscall" HAVE_SYSCALL)
+if(NOT HAVE_SENDFILE6_SUPPORT)
 check_function_exists("sendfile" HAVE_SENDFILE)
+endif(NOT HAVE_SENDFILE6_SUPPORT)
 check_function_exists("posix_memalign" HAVE_POSIX_MEMALIGN)
 check_type_size("siginfo_t" HAVE_SIGINFO_T)
 check_type_size("ucontext_t" HAVE_UCONTEXT_T)
@@@@ -741,7 +743,7 @@@@
 # Check all required modules at once
 # TODO: Add checking for the optional modules
 find_package(
-  PerlModules COMPONENTS Sys::Syslog DBI DBD::mysql
+  PerlModules COMPONENTS Sys::Syslog DBI DBD::MariaDB
   Getopt::Long Time::HiRes Date::Manip LWP::UserAgent
   ExtUtils::MakeMaker ${ZM_MMAP_PERLPACKAGE})
 if(NOT PERLMODULES_FOUND)
@@@@ -839,8 +841,8 @@@@ else()
 endif()
 
 # Install zm.conf
-install(FILES "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/zm.conf" DESTINATION "${ZM_CONFIG_DIR}")
-install(DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/conf.d/" DESTINATION "${ZM_CONFIG_SUBDIR}" PATTERN "*.in" EXCLUDE)
+#install(FILES "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/zm.conf" DESTINATION "${ZM_CONFIG_DIR}")
+#install(DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/conf.d/" DESTINATION "${ZM_CONFIG_SUBDIR}" PATTERN "*.in" EXCLUDE)
 
 # Uninstall target
 configure_file(
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@security/zoneminder: Update to 1.36.37.7

This is really the release-1.36 branch, 7 commits after 1.36.37.
Upstream has cherry-picked MariaDB fixes, and the pkgsrc default is
now MariaDB, which should just work.

GC cherry-picking of PR 3914, because those are on the upstream stable
branch now.

Rototill/gc/update README-pkgsrc.txt to catch up with years of zm changes.

Drop ZM_DIR_IMAGES as no longer used.

Clean up and improve comments in Makefile.
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Don't have a file called "version", to avoid conflict with C++20 <version>.
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@@@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@@@
 #
 cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.5.0)
 project(zoneminder)
-file(STRINGS "version" zoneminder_VERSION)
+file(STRINGS "version.txt" zoneminder_VERSION)
 # make API version a minor of ZM version
 set(zoneminder_API_VERSION "${zoneminder_VERSION}.1")
 
@@@@ -269,7 +271,9 @@@@ check_include_file("ucontext.h" HAVE_UCO
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@@@@ -280,7 +284,8 @@@@ if(UNIX)
   include(CheckLibraryExists)
   CHECK_LIBRARY_EXISTS(rt clock_gettime "time.h" HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
   if(NOT HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
-    message(FATAL_ERROR "clock_gettime not found")
+    # \todo Explain why just skipping this is ok.
+    #message(FATAL_ERROR "clock_gettime not found")
   else()
     list(APPEND ZM_BIN_LIBS "-lrt")
   endif()
@@@@ -873,8 +877,8 @@@@ else()
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@security/zoneminder: Add support for mysql vs MariaDB

Cherry-pick commits from https://github.com/ZoneMinder/zoneminder/pull/3914/

Because of other upstream problems, there are two problems with using
MariaDB, which can be mostly worked around.  Leave hints in the
Makefile near the MariaDB option.

Hope that upstream addresses this soon.

Leave the default at mysql to make it easier for anyone starting out.
This has not been tested but is probably ok.
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See ../files/upstream-PR-3914.

a25 21
@@@@ -119,14 +119,16 @@@@ set(ZM_CONTENTDIR "/var/lib/zoneminder" 
 set(ZM_FONTDIR "${CMAKE_INSTALL_FULL_DATADIR}/zoneminder/fonts" CACHE PATH
   "Location of the font files used for timestamping, default: <prefix>/${CMAKE_INSTALL_DATADIR}/zoneminder/fonts")
 
+set(ZM_DB_TYPE "mysql" CACHE STRING
+  "Type of database where the ZoneMinder database located, default: mysql")
 set(ZM_DB_HOST "localhost" CACHE STRING
-  "Hostname where ZoneMinder database located, default: localhost")
+  "Hostname where the ZoneMinder database located, default: localhost")
 set(ZM_DB_NAME "zm" CACHE STRING
-  "Name of ZoneMinder database, default: zm")
+  "Name of the ZoneMinder database, default: zm")
 set(ZM_DB_USER "zmuser" CACHE STRING
-  "Name of ZoneMinder database user, default: zmuser")
+  "Name of the ZoneMinder database user, default: zmuser")
 set(ZM_DB_PASS "zmpass" CACHE STRING
-  "Password of ZoneMinder database user, default: zmpass")
+  "Password of the ZoneMinder database user, default: zmpass")
 set(ZM_WEB_USER "" CACHE STRING
   "The user apache or the local web server runs on. Leave empty for automatic detection.
      If that fails, you can use this variable to force")
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@@@@ -810,7 +815,6 @@@@ set(WEB_PREFIX "${ZM_WEBDIR}")
 set(CGI_PREFIX "${ZM_CGIDIR}")
 set(WEB_USER "${ZM_WEB_USER}")
 set(WEB_GROUP "${ZM_WEB_GROUP}")
-set(ZM_DB_TYPE "mysql")
 if(ZM_PERL_SEARCH_PATH)
   set(EXTRA_PERL_LIB "use lib '${ZM_PERL_SEARCH_PATH}'; # Include custom perl install path")
 else()
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@security/zoneminder: Update to 1.36.33

Note that this update brings some unresolved issues requiring manual
attention, but a) that's just how zoneminder is and b) running 1.36
and dealing with the issues seems better than 1.30 with ancient php
and 1.30's issues.  The old version is in danger of being removed, so
this is better...

Significant packaging changes:

  + 1.36/1.34:

    - Switch to ffmpeg6 from ffmpeg2
    - gc many workarounds that are no longer necessary

  + 1.32:

    - Change config to etc/zm from etc, and provide etc/zm/conf.d, because
      migration from 1.30 writes there.
    - Rototill hard the cmake build options, and try to document what
      must be set as path configuration.
    - Depend on mp4v2.

Upstream NEWS:

  Generally, 1.X.0 is a significant release, and 1.X.Y, Y>0, are
  bugfixes and minor improvements.

  + 1.36 (The Memory Remains):

    Filters

	Moved event email options from global config to per Filter
	Added user to run filter as, so that users without access to certain monitors can't just use a filter to access them.
	Filters now have PreSQL and PostSQL conditions. The first Post SQL condition is ExistsInFileSystem. This can be used to cleanup after a crash instead of using zmaudit.
	warnings on Filter edit page when you create a filter than can delete archived events.
	Added Auto Unarchive function

    UI Updates

	bootstrap updated to version 3
	removed mootools
	events list now uses bootstrap-table to enable a more modern powerful ui
	scaled thumbnail on mouseover on events list
	thumbnails with scaling on console
	frames view updates to include stats information
	many popups turned into modals
	monitor edit is now a full view instead of popup
	Zone edit is now scaled so high res cameras don't take the entire screen or more.
	Added Estimated RAM use to Buffers tab in Monitors.
	Monitor edit no longer form submits/reloads between tabs it just hides/unhides tabs using bootstrap nav.
	Monitors can now have Latitude/Longitude associated and displayed on a map

    General

	New Monitor type VNC for recording desktops
	better use of scaling when streaming to reduce bandwidth/cpu use
	dynamic loading of vlc, curl and other libraries that might not be used. Saves ram
	ONVIF probe can now select a network to scan
	Sessions now stored in database
	Event Summary tables reorganized to improve locking performance
	Clicking on username in header will now list other logged in users if you have SystemView permission.
	ZoneMinder will now try other Storage Areas if it can't create the event in the assigned area.
	New Monitor Setting: Decoding Enabled/Disabled
	/dev/shm mmap use decoupled from image buffering. You should set ImageBufferCount to 3 or larger.
	mp4v2 deprecated and removed.
	zma process has been turned into a thread of zmc.
	Added second ffmpeg input stream for when audio is coming from another source.
	added RTSP re-streaming
	hwaccel encoding support for intel vaapi and nvenc
	Use onmousedown/onmouseup for PTZ start/stop in PTZ controls. Amcrest is the only Protocol that supports it so far.

  + 1.34 (My Friend Of Misery):

    This is largely a fixes & polish release. There are a number of bug fixes and security improvements in here.

    Upgrading from 1.32.3 should be relatively painless although if your Logs table is large it may take some time to update it.

    Security fixes:

	We no longer store passwords using mysql's built-in password encryption.
	We now support a modern JWT access token system
	Replaced a lot of inline javascript.
	There were a number of XSS and SQL injection issues fixed.
	CVE-2019-13072
	CVE-2019-6777

    Other changes:

	When adding a new monitor a random colour will be assigned to it instead of red.
	We now have a handy resolution dropdown to help prevent typos in the width & height fields
	Support for mysql8
	Support for php 7.4
	Can now delete database log entries for the logs popup
	Timezone setting moved from php.ini to Options -> System
	ffmpeg hwaccel support for h264 decoding
	Improved recording to mp4 with audio
	Added ZM_LOG_FFMPEG options which captures ffmpeg debug messages properly which can really help with debugging.
	Added ability to use zms to stream mjpeg when the video is stored as h265. Most browsers can't play h265 so this allows you to use passthrough mode with an h265 camera and still watch the video.
	Filters now have a Copy To action which copies the event files to a second storage area
	We now display additional event information such as that generated by event server object detection

  + 1.32

    - A re-worked web console, compared to the previous 1.30.4 release

    - record to mp4 container

    - record audio

    - support for php 7.x

    - Arbitrary website as a non-recordable, interactive monitor.

    - Updated Montage Review

    - Options-> Paths moved into config files under conf.d folder

    - Multiple storage paths are supported. See Options -> Storage

    - The old method of bind mounting the event folder is no longer needed nor recommended

    - Additional system statistics on the web console

    - Raspberry pi OMX hardware h264 decoder support

    - Event thumbnails play video on mouseover

    - Drag and drop sorting of monitors

    - Scalability improvements

    Upstream upgrade notes (tweaked for pkgsrc):

    - The upgrade scripts will take longer than normal to run,
      especially if you have many events.

    - Your previous settings on the Options -> Paths tab have been
      moved into the file zmcustom.conf which is found under
      ${PKGSYSCONFDIR}/etc/zm/conf.d

    - Consider migrating your events folder from the former bind mount
      method to the new method under Options -> Storage

    - You should no longer have symbolic links in your webroot
      folder. This resolves a long standing security issue.

    - The Apache config file has changed.  Hand merge it and review
      your web setup.
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@zoneminder: Update to 1.30.5

Welcome to 2016.

MESSAGE content has been moved to an installed README and improved.

Prepared in wip by dsainty@@ with some help from gdt@@.

Upstream NEWS

Onvif discovery is now enabled by default. This features increases
build time, but the benefit is auto-discovery of any Onvif compliant
camera. Please note that this feature is still experimental. It has
not been tested in a large environment or with a large variety of
cameras. Using this tool is largely self explanatory, but if you are
looking for documentation it can be found on the @@altaroca ’s blog
site. As time allows, we will bring the documentation over to our
readthedocs site. Volunteers to do this work are welcome.

ZoneMinder now has a telemetry deamon which collects information about
your machine. This was done to learn how our user base uses
ZoneMinder, the most common system size, choice of distro, cpu,
memory, and a couple of other things. This will help us focus our
efforts on what features get used the most. Since this was written in
Perl, you can easily see for yourself what information is being
sent. Note that this feature defaults to ON. If this is not what you
want, then you can turn it off under Options. In a future release, we
plan to include an install wizard, which will prompt the user about
this feature.

Have you ever wished for the motion detection zones to be live, rather
than a static image? Well they are now! Creating or modifying zones
works exactly the same as before, but with the live stream running in
the background. If you need to freeze the stream, there is a Pause
button at the bottom of the window to do just that.

A new feature called Montage Review has been added. This can be
thought of as a modified version of the original montage feature with
features such as "scrubbing" through video. The Montage Review screen
has received sufficient testing to be part of the release, but you
should still treat this feature as experimental. We expect there to be
additional fixes and refinements.
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 cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.8.7)
 project (zoneminder)
-file (STRINGS "version" zoneminder_VERSION)
+file (STRINGS "version.txt" zoneminder_VERSION)
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     include (CheckLibraryExists)
     CHECK_LIBRARY_EXISTS(rt clock_gettime "time.h" HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
     if(NOT HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
-        message(FATAL_ERROR "clock_gettime not found")
+        #message(FATAL_ERROR "clock_gettime not found")
     else(NOT HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
         list(APPEND ZM_BIN_LIBS "-lrt")
     endif(NOT HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME)
@@@@ -733,7 +735,7 @@@@
 endif(zmconfgen_result EQUAL 0)
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